Millionaire’s Posterior Pursuit Ends in Cadillac Escalade-Assisted Death | Frances Hall Analysis

[@eggft.spicysmallguacamole2270]

It's a true talent how Dr.Grande can say things like "He wasn't rear-ended, but ended by a rear" with a 100% proffesional tone and straight face

[@Jlopez2813]

I know! His Videos are so good, I will be looking for the punch line, Dr Grande is so good at it. That if you are not paying attention you miss it 😂

[@Solomeo_Paredes159]

What means "he was not rear-ended......"

[@Liverpool5095]

​@xenia5285 When you're driving in your car and another car hits your car from behind (from the back), then the saying in English is that the person was "rear ended". The word "rear" means 'from behind'. So he was saying that his car was not hit from behind.

[@melangegirl]

We have to wonder if there are outtakes where he just cannot keep a straight face. I saw him laugh just once. He's great.

[@GordonHouston-Smith]

@@Jlopez2813 Love the punch lines🙂

[@scratchsescape1978]

Story proves that millions of dollars can't buy you an ounce of "Class" if you don't have any to begin with.

[@dubaiedge]

That can't be said enough.

[@mrslcom]

Money only amplifies your personal character, it doesn’t improve it.

[@nwabobo]

​@@mrslcomwell said..

[@Patricia-x4g]

Can’t cheat on the devil…he always claims the sinful soul. 👹 Ego is one of Satan’s delights.

[@calico-kat-mom6204]

Truth!!!!

[@thebigpicture2032]

A masterpiece! These people certainly earned the right to be the butt of Dr Grande’s humour.

[@benjalucian1515]

"Clothing challenged dancer". LOL. Subscribed. Frances should have divorced him, taken half the company and left. Bill liked women fighting over him, and never worried about being left by any of them. He never thought he'd be collateral damage. I hope Frances overcomes her current troubles and prospers. She deserves it after all she had to put up with. Bonnie can go back under the rock where Bill found her.

[@jessitabonita]

"Bill wanted to be with a lover who'd knock his socks off, but he forgot that his wife was able to knock his boots off." 😂

[@countdown2xstacy]

😂😂😂

[@scottdavidson526]

Nice😂

[@F_Tim1961]

we don't know if his socks came off with the boots so it's a moot point.

[@Faye786]

😂😂😂

[@cin3gon]

@@F_Tim1961cmon lighten up. You gotta admit… THAT WAS HILARIOUS 😂😅😂

[@HelennaRose]

I like the description of Bonnie’s former profession as a clothing-challenged dancer.

[@anonymoususer4866]

Aka stripper.

[@lastpme]

I heard about this case. If he was going to cheat on his wife with so many women…he should have just hired an attorney and got a divorce. It would have been best for both parties.

[@Wazupiseeyou]

Yeah, but he didn’t want to share half of his millions.

[@nwabobo]

​@rubyoro0 yeah, even though he made the millions after starting with nothing with the wife. No love lost, so she said...

[@texasrefugee7888]

Bonnie is every wife's worst nightmare. She's cruel as heck. Bill, Bonnie- karma is a b....h! And what kind of man would be that blatant and cruel to his wife. She should have left him and taken everything.

[@GordonHouston-Smith]

The thing is that he always came back to her. Maybe she thought he could have his fun and she would be safe. Not that I agree with that, just saying. Many men can't keep it holstered, many women can't keep their legs together, it's not down to gender, it's down to r-soles. Young(ish) woman (Given her career choice), gets mad for loosing her meal ticket, probably told her friends how she had hooked a millionaire and felt humiliated. Wife got the red mists and lost it. In the middle there is an ageing idiot who got a thrill out of the drama right up until his skull got the soft boiled egg treatment.

[@tulinbeyduz920]

sounds like they both got their karma . She shouldn’t of put up with the affairs and left him . This wouldn’t of happened !

[@surfergirl2943]

Bonnie is literally repulsive person. Sending video and pics to the wife - she's disgusting. Bill was not a good person either - very little sympathy if any for him. Feel bad for Francis but she decided to stay with him idk ugh.

[@carnifaxx]

it's funny, though, that she commented on how Francis looked, even though she's almost her exact copy and 20 years later she's going to look basically the same way :D

[@surfergirl2943]

Omg right 😂😂😂!? It's super sad for their children obvi - Bonnie omg - she looks BEAT . She's truly a horrible person and I hope she ends up looking like a crypt keeper in her old age- cuz you know that's all she prob cares about !

[@carrington2949]

@@carnifaxxit will happen long before 20 years because of the procedures. That stuff ages you especially if you can not afford the upkeep.

[@carnifaxx]

@@surfergirl2943 or something like it's said in Stardust: " You look like the wrong end of a dog." :D

[@blueStarKitt7924]

​@@carnifaxxYes! 😂

[@GigiRulesTheRoost]

It is always astonishing to me how much more prison time someone gets from a crime involving money in comparison to the limited time some gets for murder.

[@ohsweetmystery]

Stealing millions of dollars could destroy far more lives than one.

[@Road_Rash]

Because money is more valuable...humans are expendable... just how it is...

[@wiseauserious8750]

Women get absolutely paltry sentences for murder compared to men. I'm not trying to sound sexist. On average women get 63% lower sentences than men for all crimes.

[@notyourordinarygran]

​@@ohsweetmysterymurder affects more than one person too.

[@alycatpublishing1164]

Yeah! That struck me too. 4 years for murder but once she went after the money, she got life! This shows you were the court's values lie.

[@dubaiedge]

Ladies, never EVER fight over a man. They're not worth it, & she can have him.

[@statementleaver8095]

Lads If you're going to Double dip your Wick.....Don't burn it at both ends

[@stringfellowbalk2654]

I think it was more his resources than him.

[@sunneedaizz781]

a man with money. what else could a woman want? (a dead man who left his money to that woman. happens)

[@xtalviper]

Exactly. Look at Melania. @@stringfellowbalk2654

[@coweatsman]

You'll have to sue God. This is deep pre human biological brain reality. Out unconscious motivations are not rational and we are only informed of our motivations on a "need to know" basis by the "deep state" of the mind. We have very much less autonomy than we like to believe. Of course women will be competitive in the reproductive game. Men are competitive. In other news today, the sky is blue and the sun will rise tomorrow.

[@elizabethhamm5320]

Bonnie was definitely unhinged. The fact that he started the affair and continued it despite her behavior clearly shows bad judgment on his part. It was an extremely messy situation that ended in tragedy. I’m glad that you cover these cases. They are definitely cautionary tales

[@kingcosworth2643]

She probably allowed him to get real freaky so he was willing to put up with a hell of a lot of crazy.

[@SirenaSpades]

Bonnie probably antagonized Francis on purpose, which may have aggrevated the chase. What was she doing in the Range Rover, anyway? She was trying to be too loud and indiscreet.

[@KingfishStevens-di9ji]

It's what happens when you combine 100 million dollars and three selfish dirtbags.

[@NotAffiliated]

I like how she gets 4 years for murder but life for insurance fraud. Human life vs money, hmmm. I wonder which one the courts value more!

[@eadweard.]

Not a very sophisticated analysis.

[@tpbrcombo]

False equivalence vs logic, hmmmm.

[@nononoisaidnope]

Lol. Do you understand how laws are passed ? It's what the PEOPLE value more.

[@brookiegremlin6660]

imho that much coin IS more valuable than her disloyal backstabbing husband. But regardless, she had a "sudden passion" defense on her husband's death. But the insurance fraud.... not so much.

[@evelynwaugh4053]

I don't think that's the case here. Her husband's death was clearly an accident, she probably had an excellent attorney, and the jury would have been influenced by the husband's egregious behavior contributing to his own death. However, her cheating on her worker's comp insurance on an immense scale endangers many innocent people. If her employees are injured at work and due to her fraud they (and their families) lack benefits (medical care and financial support) while they are injured, many will suffer. Plus, this is her 2nd go round with the criminal justice system. The first time she had the benefit of never committing a crime and being a productive citizen. The second time she doesn't get that consideration.

[@lifetimeactor6789]

I've always wondered why the people who do a lot of deliberate provoking never are held accountable. It's always the person who finally snaps (reactive abuse) who pays the legal system's price for everyone involved, no matter how vicious the other people (s) antagonism was.

[@nuthinbutluv4u142]

"Self-defence text messages of her bum."

[@It-is-me...Melsie]

If you behave bad in response to antagonism you've still behaved badly and should be held accountable.

[@castanedahernandez3825]

I had the same thought process. Bonnie was definitely provoking Frances intentionally. How come nobody saw the disrespect Bonnie commited by taking Frances range rover from her own house, why was this minimized?? Bonnie should serve some time in jail too.

[@abirdkilledmeh]

I get your point but being an asshole isn't a criminal act.

[@nmHispana]

How others treat you is their karma and how you react is yours. It's "not normal" to go around being an (agitator) provacateur whose intentionally inflicting harm or creating distress in others. These types are miserable empty shells without a conscience or a moral compass and oftentimes you "almost" want to feel sorry for them, because they are so pathetic.

[@duvessa2003]

Bill’s selfishness got him killed. Francis’ refusal to leave an insulting, humiliating relationship got her jailed and Bonnie really should have been punished (somehow) for provoking.

[@morticiaheisenberg9679]

Exactly. I'm actually disappointed that Bonnie didn't get the punishment that she deserved. But with her abhorrent personality, it's only a matter of time.

[@kingcosworth2643]

There are no real laws written to counter and control the type of 'attack' women tend to perform. Women tend to not be physical, they either attack through rumour and gossip, or manipulate somebody else into a physical attack. Rumour and gossip is seen as falling into the 'being an arsehole' category, and being and arsehole is not illegal. And getting someone else to do it, calling the police with false allegations falls into this, promising sex to some dimwitted simp if he can 'sort out' the ex, that happens a bit. The last one there is a law for, but the punishments, if they even get caught tend to be small.

[@R8RsYF]

Look at her face. That's not punishment enough? She had to look at herself every day. Yikes!

[@emanuelmandujano7682]

do y'all hear yourself? let's switch roles and see how you feel about it? What he did is wrong and he is an asshole for cheating, but it does not warrant a death sentence. Divorce him and move on with you life, you don't go after him in a dangerous situation that can physically harm others. What if she was the one cheating and he did this to her? would you have this same energy? I am sure you would not. Hypocrisy at its best.

[@duvessa2003]

@@emanuelmandujano7682 Read a little more carefully. I said that Bill’s selfishness got him killed. I did not say that Bill deserved to be killed. He didn’t. For people who don’t condone cheating that usually applies both to men and women…

[@DottieMinerva]

I remember the interviews from the two women. Frances seemed genuinely devastated by his death. She was hysterical on the 911 call. Bonnie had really terrorized this family and Bill allowed it to happen. This affair greatly impacted the couples son and daughter who had to endure the harassment, their mom’s heartbreak, and ultimately, their father’s death and mother’s trial and incarceration.

[@jabbermocky4520]

They were married at 18. I doubt that Bill would have been as financially successful as he became without Frances. He had a stable family and all the toys but still sought selfish excitement in all the wrong places. It hurt people who loved him, obviously. Terrible that his life ended that way. Terrible for Frances, too. I'm sure Bonnie has found greener pastures suitable to a woman of her sort. I don't feel bad for her.

[@bernardkroeger4045]

...... " I doubt that Bill would have been as financially successful as he became without Frances. " Agreed. I would say she was a BIG big part.

[@Ariadne76-k3d]

So stupid how the women were mad at each other instead of the man.

[@nwabobo]

Like one man joked, marry one woman, she fights you. Add another woman, they both fight for u.

[@briskettacos]

​@nwabobo I've seen poly relationships in action, and I can tell you this dynamic ends in tears for all involved.

[@morticiaheisenberg9679]

I've never understood why people will fight each other over a POS cheater.

[@YagirlGGxoxo]

Cause the mistress was an absolute cnt and knew he was married

[@stevenkovler5133]

@@YagirlGGxoxoshe was worried her bank was closing !

[@MEL2theJ]

There's something to be said about a man that steps outside of his marriage and puts his family in such danger. He's not to be trusted. If he'd do that to his wife and children, he'd definitely do you wrong. Thank you again Dr. Grande. This was another excellent analysis 💎

[@kingcosworth2643]

selfishness is way more common than empathy I'm afraid, the opposite is what is displayed within the community however.

[@craigherriot4026]

Oh man! This was one of your best. Your style of delivery is truly unique, and the humour is spot on.

[@julesvern-u4e]

🥵

[@Herewearenowentertainus]

I’m so sad when they end

[@julesvern-u4e]

@@Herewearenowentertainus 🤣

[@andreamarksberry345]

This is sad. I definitely have sympathy for Frances! Bonnie and Bill drove her over the edge, but I still don’t believe she ever would have hurt Bill purposely. I can see how all three contributed to this incident!

[@MashaRistova]

I watched a documentary about this case. Bill was awful to Frances. It’s primarily his fault for cheating - but Bonnie was EVIL. Bonnie was so cruel to Frances and the children. Truly a psychopath. My heart really hurts for Frances.

[@emanuelmandujano7682]

@andreamarksberry345@@MashaRistova do y'all hear y'all selves? let's switch roles and see how y'all feel about it? What he did is wrong and he is an asshole for cheating, but it does not warrant a death sentence. Divorce him and move on with you life, you don't go after him in a dangerous situation that can physically harm others. What if she was the one cheating and he did this to her? would y'all have this same energy? I am sure you would not. Hypocrisy at its best.

[@ObviousSchism]

Spinach festivals always lead to trouble.

[@johng4093]

It's no coincidence that Popeye was always getting into fights.

[@zenawarrior7442]

Another lesson on the dangers of infidelity, sex as a weapon, provoking people. I remember this case. Great breakdown again. Thanks Dr G😊💕💕

[@Gina19876]

Absolutely 💯 brilliant puns on the rear end, posterior and more. Such a great sense of humor Dr Grande. 😂

[@Solomeo_Paredes159]

Someone pls explain "rear-end...." what means in common words???? Where is the humor?

[@Sacred-Heart-of-Jesus829]

I really wish I could feel bad for the gentleman in this scenario, but I just can't! He brought this upon himself.

[@blueStarKitt7924]

Yes.

[@supersarah5673]

I didn’t hear Dr Grande mention any gentlemen?

[@derstoffausdemderjoghurtis]

it's only victim blaming if the victim wasn't male?

[@donotreply8979]

@@derstoffausdemderjoghurtis touch some grass please

[@janawild4582]

@@derstoffausdemderjoghurtis No. I victim blame women all the time

[@politicalfoolishness7491]

Those clothing challenged dancers can be trouble I hear.

[@DLR5555]

You are sooooo funny with words. Really makes me miss my dad! Always playing with words.... He used to say to me .."Deb, Happiness is seeing your Taillights!" Years later, at a time, he could barely continue with his wit, and he was leaving my house... I said, "Dad, Happiness is seeing your taillights!" I shall never forget his laugh. He was the very best father. Lived to be 95 years old,married to mom for 75 years! A great Christian man who I will see again.

[@jadedoe9966]

I don’t really feel bad for him. You don’t get to decide how someone responds when you mess with them emotionally.

[@dontmindme633]

I agree. She was dealing with a LOT of provocation to snap.

[@JacobC479]

I just gotta say that Dr. Grande has to be one of the most consistent KZbinrs on here. Always look forward to his daily upload.

[@sondragramse1770]

I saw this on a crime show. Bonnie started it all and provoked all of this. I feel bad for Francis. Good one Dr Grande.

[@lovekai88]

“A clothing-challenged dancer.” I love it!!😂

[@anikopocsai6163]

Dr Grande, you have a very special talent with words! I always enjoy your witty summary whether you use alliteration or topic specific phrases like in today's episode. Thank you for posting every day, I am always looking forward to tuning in for a new case analysis. A Hungarian fan from the UK.

[@Herewearenowentertainus]

Omg. This was executed to absolute perfection. How can you top this Dr. Grande?

[@youtubehandle-]

Truly sad case, she was taunting her and it appears he did nothing. He knew he was married also not just the 28 year old. Good analysis, thanks Dr. Grande. ❤

[@AnimalLover-dw2wu]

A mistress should know her place. She made the mistake of falling in love, causing all this drama.

[@nwabobo]

Straight from the mistress' diary.. mistress class 101 😆

[@blueStarKitt7924]

Falling in love?? With his money and the lifestyle that goes with it, yes!!🤨

[@toriamansfield2999]

She was only in love with his $$$$.

[@francoise8368]

She fell in love with his money and the lifestyle he gave her

[@supersarah5673]

Know her place? Her place is outside of their marriage and far away from him

[@anthonydivon5571]

A clothing challenged dancer I'm going to remember that one

[@nwabobo]

😂😂😂 took me a few secs to figure that one.

[@glendasully]

I saw this on a crime show back when Francis was still in prison. She loved that man so much & he put her through hell. She should have never been charged.

[@MashaRistova]

I watched a show on this case too and it featured interviews from both women. I came away from that show with the sense that Bonnie was truly a psychopath. She was so cold and phony and just… evil. My heart breaks so bad for Francis and her kids. Bill put her through absolute hell. He betrayed her over and over and allowed Bonnie to harass and stalk her

[@Nok112]

Both Bill and Bonnie were TRASH

[@pennsydude9723]

Thanks for the laughs Dr. Grande. Tuning in to your channel is like an 80s sitcom with good intellect where u can always expect a good laugh and lessons to be learned. 😄

[@LBdreamin]

5:15 That’s not how my wife and I knock boots

[@Snakesnarl]

She was being continuously provoked and harassed by her husbands psycho mistress.

[@eadweard.]

Cannot tell what you are trying to say.

[@dontmindme633]

@@eadweard.really? It reads like a normal sentence to me. Unless a missing apostrophe on husband’s has you lost….

[@eadweard.]

@@dontmindme633 Yes I understand the premise, it's more what is supposed to follow from it that eludes me.

[@It-is-me...Melsie]

And now is laughing all the way to the bank.

[@KingfishStevens-di9ji]

Oh bullshlt, she should have divorced him, she loved that money and nothing else, not even herself.

[@mamaduck9370]

How little these three people valued other human beings over superficial materialism.... Adults acting like spoilt brats over possessions.

[@duvessa2003]

Idk that that’s true for the wife. She may have had low self-esteem. She may have been extremely religious and did not want to get a divorce… The other two disgust me

[@loudtim265]

“The bottom fell out…” made me spit my drink everywhere while driving. Doc, I’m sending you my car detailing bill! 😂. J/k.

[@Natalia-hf3et]

This was such a sad case. The husband cheated and **allowed his mistress to taunt his wife. The wife seemed to receive an outpouring of support and has finally been freed from prison.

[@TrumpEatsPutinsDingleberries]

What? She murdered him! Omg, what’s wrong with you people? Sick

[@martinwhite418]

​@@TrumpEatsPutinsDingleberriesMaybe she didn't murder her husband.

[@Mike_S_68]

@@TrumpEatsPutinsDingleberriesMurder, no. Manslaughter, yes.

[@ember1794]

It was disgraceful how Bonnie treated/harrassed Francis - Bill should never have allowed it

[@Mike_S_68]

@@ember1794 Truth. 👍🏼 Bill was a real jerk.

[@MashaRistova]

I watched a documentary about this case. Bill was awful to Frances. It’s primarily his fault for cheating - but Bonnie was EVIL. Bonnie was so cruel to Frances and the children. Truly a psychopath. My heart really hurts for Frances.

[@NadiaGirl1]

Yo this day the mistress still trashes the wife

[@nmHispana]

I watched one too and at the end his wife expresses how the love for her husband will always live on and so special that the mold was broken when he died, while rather very quickly after sentencing that now morbidly obese and superficial sleeze says how he will always be a special part of her life only she has to keep pushing forward and can't look back. It was never about love, but instead continuing to be vindictive and her anger over the loss of her golden goose.

[@stardustdreams234]

Their daughter is my childhood friend. I never knew her brother because he was older. They are also cousins to my cousins.

[@rayross997]

"Or several pictures of a rear end." You're killing me Dr. Grande.🤣🤣🤣

[@Dee-ur1hk]

I followed this case when it happened. I love hearing your analysis and your humor. ❤

[@evanthomass]

Dr. G is a powerful exponent of sense and objectivity. He leverages accurate descriptions to create pure hilarious results and appropriate moral assessments.

[@dianajane6185]

Oh dear. Good wordplay, Dr. Grande. I needed that today. Thank you.

[@wayneswaringen534]

"Clothing challenged dancer " That one killed me!!

[@kashinimeyo]

It is CRAZY that someone gets 2 years for murder but their potentially felonious crime of fraud would get them life.

[@deborahfairbanks4012]

At first I was sorry for Francis, but surprised by her own "end" of this story.

[@Neilsowards]

I guess you can make a lot of money in a business if you cheat on something like underpaying on insurance (or whatever) until you get caught. Then you pay big time.

[@Jpfinn3408]

Bill was not worth fighting for ..just don’t understand why Frances want to fight for the louse Bill

[@Redwood_Rambler]

I love Dr. Grande's sense of humor

[@lmwright390]

“Clothing-challenged”😂🤣. You crack me up Dr. G!

[@cadillacdeville5828]

Money buys so much, except : class, integrity, respect and such.

[@totallyfrozen]

LMAOOOO!! 🤣 How do you do it? You keep a straight face. I can’t even 🤣

[@cjbrown1979]

Your witty humor always generates plenty of laughter. 😂

[@rejaneoliveira5019]

It’s amazing to me what they were fighting for, in the first place. Thank you for the review, Dr. Grande.❤

[@dlmsarge8329]

Yes, he was a super crapy man, BUT he was also a big spender so . . . ..

[@Mizzlenum]

For his money maybe. Not for him for sure.

[@quietstorm6553]

Not really. It makes perfect sense. He give his women money, excitement, and praise. Very few women can resist those things.

[@BetaBuxDelux]

“Chicks dig dudes with money.” - Lawrence

[@Road_Rash]

The titles just keep getting better & better...& I read every one in Dr Grande's deadpan, bone dry delivery... Lol! 😂😂😂

[@LenaL146]

Dr Grande!!!! 😂😂 Bill was worried that the bottom was going to drop out of his life 😂😂 funny and sad case

[@howlingwind1937]

Dr grande has a sense of humour, how you can keep a straight face I just don't know. Cheers!

[@Traderjoe]

I can picture the two women standing at the accident scene looking at the guy die, and now neither of them have anything

[@rolandescaff6308]

This one you had a real sense of humor yet great

[@walkerkaeck7706]

A " clothing challenged dancer "... superb commentary.

[@matt.stevick]

“A clothing challenged dancer” with no voice inflection change at all. 😅 God I love Dr. Grande

[@tinawindham6958]

I’m divorced bc I don’t want DV or cheating as part of my relationship. These two had enough money to split and go their own ways. Bonnie was brazen and an awful interloper. Bill was an entrepreneur with his love life, how sad for his wife and kids. I believe the three contributed to his death. I’m glad the wife didn’t get a harsh sentence but I this the mistress should’ve done the same amount of time. I don’t know how they lived everyday in so much turmoil. No thank you.

[@afterthought3341]

Love this guy , one of the best comedians working.

[@julivillalta]

Bonnie is like school on Saturday. 🙄

[@gwiyomikim5988]

12:31 “Bill was worried the “bottom” was going to drop out of his life…at the tail end….bring up the rear” - well said, Dr. Grande…well said.👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@star_blazer]

This is a reminder of what Jordan Peterson said, that there’s no such thing as casual sex.

[@MashaRistova]

If you’re listening to Jordan Peterson, you’ve already lost

[@AllenWestdowntheory]

Tragic situation overall, but I have to say this video was handled with class. Lots of gold in here with the wordplay! Wish I could maintain a straight face with some of those lines. Great video!

[@michaelgreer9023]

"Hallmarks of the Good Life" A very attractive young couple got busy with life at an early age. The smiles, the affairs, the food-it was all good, including the spinach. Bonnie enjoyed the good life and suggested a visit with Dr. Boobier. But then things got nasty. Finally the hammer of justice was delivered via a Cadillac Escalade. So much for the details. Now for the analysis. It's clear that Frances was angry but it was all a passion that evaporated on the highway. Of course Frances has done nothing wrong. When we actually face up to the ridiculous morality of matrimony and decency we discover the true hallmarks of a life well lived. This judgment is confirmed when we realize that Mr. Hall never was afraid to face the risks involved in a worthwhile life: life, as it were, without a helmet as required by "law." Thank you.

[@gazepskotzs4]

??

[@TheLoveweaver]

🙄

[@indiragonzales9968]

*Clothing Challenged Dancer* is the funniest thing I've ever heard! Lol Dr. Grande I love your dry humor 😊

[@Mizzlenum]

He put these two women against one another and then he ended trapped between them. Not very smart.

[@carrington2949]

Ikr. I did not mean to laugh at the visual but he was literally caught between two women. He could not even find a discreet side chick. Dude found a loud, bold one to taunt his wife. Even sugar babies know how to shut tf up.

[@blueStarKitt7924]

True

[@blueStarKitt7924]

​@@carrington2949Yes.

[@HollandOates]

Video title of the year!

[@dicedrice7216]

Because of thrill-seeking Bill's death, his debt to destiny is no longer in arrears.

[@RawOlympia]

😅🤣😂

[@victoriajohnson4420]

Shel Silverstein has an old song, Peace of Mind, in which part of the lyrics are: "piece of a$s won't bring you peace of mind... and there's only one thing sadder... peace of mind won't bring you piece of a$s". Shel was a true genius with words. So is Dr. Grande.

[@jhoughjr1]

Being married never stops the gold digger. My mother is one. Never stopped her. Who's Who 1992-94 I think it was.

[@user-oz7nw9sq7y]

The posterior jokes! 😂 Dr. Grande you are the best!

[@florptytoo]

Around that 3 minute or so mark... that's the Dr. Grande I love. There's a laugh behind that stoic front and I can see it. 😂

[@cheradenine1980]

Shortlisted for the most exciting Dr G video name to date.

[@alycatpublishing1164]

Excellent! It looks to me like all three are guilty. There wasn't a grownup among them. I think, ultimately, Bill was the most guilty. Your play on words toward and at the "end" are hysterical. A career in writing awaits you.

[@yamnjam]

Dr. Grande your analysis is on point. I hope you and your family have a Happy Thanksgiving. 🦃

[@ericholmquist8966]

Mr. HALL was the ass here.

[@lindatshappat4973]

Bonnie didn't understand that if a man marries his mistress it leaves an opening for another mistress.

[@mangafq8]

Bonnie probably erroneously thinks she's innocent.😢

[@jagodah1130]

Bonnie is trash

[@wifiunove1650]

She is. She just did woman stuff

[@Floppyearsmomma]

The word play by Dr. Grande is just the “end”of the world funny! Bill paid no heed to the tried and true message that hell hath no fury like a woman scorned.

[@dizzymindy6024]

“Clothing challenged dancer”. 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@LoveyK]

I remember this. Back then there were fatal traffic accidents nearly every day on Loop 1604. It was the most dangerous road in Bexar County for nearly a decade.

[@bellyfulochelly4222]

What changed to make it safer? 🤔

[@LoveyK]

@@bellyfulochelly4222 Construction changing the 95 mile long road from a two lane to a 4 lane was finally completed. Loop 1604 used to be called the “Death Loop” because of the numerous fatalities, unpredictable delays caused by never ending construction and gravel trucks.

[@stardustdreams234]

It still is along with 410. Idiots like racing on 410 and I've come across a few idiots racing.

[@jamesoncross7494]

Do you mean having an affair with a stripper went bad? Who knew?

[@chattahuffman5117]

Ignorant comment. The same is true for situations from all walks of life and occupations.

[@andicastro1203]

“Clothing challenged”. Good one

[@kuroneko7022]

Bill was outrageous having affair after affair and the worst with a stripper! Bonnie was nothing but a gold digger. Bonnie drove Frances over the edge. Frances ruined her life by chasing down Bonnie and killing her husband. Had she divorced Bill for all the torment she could have walked away with a fortune but she kept forgiving his affairs, which was risky. What a tragedy.

[@oscargluja426]

Dr. Todd. Is there a video of yours dealing with the UNSOCIAL (not anti-social) personality. That is, about people who live alone, who are independent, autonomous, and who very rarely are seen accompanied by friends or acquaintances?

[@micnorton9487]

I KNEW YOU'D DO IT DOC I knew you'd do it,, one of the women who was knocking his socks off in the bedroom, ended up knocking his boots off on the highway ... Backside and boot related puns and situational cliche 👍👍👍...

[@HappyCat3096]

"He didn't want the bottom to drop out of his life." LOL

[@eLuJanshreds]

Best closing caption yet Doc! 😅

[@esra_oziskender]

Dr. Grande I am a big fan of you! You are great!

[@pfschuyler]

Dr. Grande really should offer "Dead Pan Delivery" classes, to elevate a person's skills to be able read aloud any material, however ridiculous, with a completely calm and gentle demeanor. It's an impressive and useful ability. 😐

[@FifiR3]

They always say theyre separated and getting a divorce.

[@TheLoveweaver]

Bonnie is an true intellectual. Those text messages are doozies!🙄

[@Solomeo_Paredes159]

Seems not intellectual, she didn't use formal language, neither expressions in latin. Disagree

[@BoxofRain-ff4td]

* a

[@boltbolt8038]

"..had worked as a clothing challenged dancer.."!!!! (And @ a "Spinach Festival",too!)Thats gotta be Dr.Grande's "Mic Drop"!!! ;D